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NN vs Cornelissen
Eindhoven 1974  ·  Latvian Gambit: Mason Countergambit (C40)  ·  1-0


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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-24-03
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  kevin86: the last move is mate;quickest knockout by pro vs NN
Oct-24-03   Eggman: I think it would have been advisable for Cornelissen to go down as the the "NN" here!
May-22-04
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  Vischer: what would happen after 5...g6 6.Nxg6 Nf6 7.Qh4? I think black would still be alive.
Aug-17-04   Whitehat1963: Eggman has a valid point. Who the heck is Cornelissen?
Mar-06-05   DanielBryant: He has no other games in the database.
Mar-17-05   Mate Hunter: A helpmate???

5...g6 is better. Instead of 4...d6 black could defence the trap with the move 4...g6.

Dec-01-05   DeepBlade: The same mate pattern, over and over again
Mar-20-06   MorphyMatt: For the quickest knockout by NN see NN vs E Fossan, 1991
Jul-10-06
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  Landman: Back when I was NN, I actually got to play 1.f3 e5 2.g4 Qh4++ in a (very) casual game. My opponent also went by NN, but we were actually different people.
Sep-24-07   centercounter: Usually the loser of such a "masterpiece" is the one who requests anonyminity.
Nov-30-08   WhiteRook48: Go NN! I wonder when TheGreatNN is going to kibitz here...
Dec-22-08   WhiteRook48: Yay for NN!
Dec-24-08   WhiteRook48: rare thing for NN to pull of a stunt like this. You'd think this trap would happen to NN. Poor Cornelissen... :)
Dec-24-08   WhiteRook48: Is Cornelissen related to NN?

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